“How Can Business Deal with Climate Change?” Roger discusses the role that businesses can and should play in combating climate change on Bloomberg TV.
Roger writes in The Hill: KeystoneXL is an important debate for yesterday. Listening to the Republicans in Congress, one might think that the Keystone XL pipeline is the biggest energy issue facing the country today and that swift approval of the controversial project is vital to America’s interests. Election-year politics aside, however, the merits of […]
Today President Obama announced his intention to place limits on carbon emissions from new and existing power plants and a renewed focus to combat climate change. The following is a supporting statement from Roger Ballentine, President of Green Strategies, Inc. and Chairman of the White House Climate Change Task Force in the Clinton Administration: “President […]
This morning, the WRDA bill passed subcommitee unanimously, including a section on clean energy supported by a coalition of NGOs and industry. Section 2009 will enable the development of environmentally-responsible hydropower across the United States. Read our letter in support of the bill here: Letter in support of WRDA Sec 2009.
Roger’s opinion on the viability of an open fuel standard is quoted over at the Truman Doctrine blog in a post about the possibilities for the standard in Obama’s second term. link: The Political Prospects of an Open Fuel Standard in Obama’s Second Term – the Truman Doctrine blog